technical questions about equipment and software used by voice talent who record at home - moderated by Beau Weaver
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I use Twisted Wave and promote it to every other voice talent I know. It is hands down, THE BEST!!!!
For anyone out there who uses Sound Forge 10, I have put together a script that will allow for punch and roll editing, so long from and audiobook narration gets a bit easier! http://voevolution.com/2012/12/19/punch-and-roll-edits-for-sound-fo...
At the close of another year working with the excellent Twisted Wave editor, it's time to say thanks again to Beau Weaver for his input to that outstandingly productive app - and best wishes for the holiday season and New Year.
I have a question, I need to know which would you use to do an audition when you are away from home. An I pad or an I phone? and is there an audition app for goggle? or the smart phones that are not from apple? thank you
Hey all,
It's been about 12 years since I've had to deal with ISDN at a technical level. I'm inquiring to my phone company (CenturyLink) about costs involved with installing a line, and the representative asked, "...are you looking for ISDN PRI info or just single ISDN lines."
I don't know...
ISDN issues and ISDN. I posted this elsewhere and leave it for this group's archive.
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I have been doing into some reserch into AT&T ISDN issus. One thing I have found is that if the ISDN circuit is set up with the incorrect PIC or LPIC code that the ISDN calls will fail. I do not know enough about AT&T to digest all their terminology, or why but this is what I found out for a client. In AT&T's case the LPIC/PIC code is 288 for digital ISDN. My client had a code for voice ISDN and it worked for years, but recently failed this year. The PIC code tells the local switch how to route long distance traffic. Warning, this can be tedious. We found the PIC code issue from a technician, but then had to call back to the "business office" = the folks that take orders for service, and ask them to update the codes.
Background : When dialing 1010 333, you are manually selecting Sprint, dialing 1010 288 selects legacy AT&T digital ISDN. The PIC code for your circuit is the default selector for how to route the call.
I just picked up a DBX 286s Mic Pre that is now running along with my Tascam US-122L USB inteface teamed up with AA3. Can anyone suggest the ideal settings on the mic pre?
Great forum here! Thanks in advance! Cheers.
Ms. Serrano:
My pleasure! I always try to be thorough so I know it's a lot to weed through, but hopefully you'll find something useful somewhere in there... :)
Also, hats off to your dad for encouraging and supporting your career like he does - my parents did too, and I'm forever indebted to them - and for passing along the gift of etiquette that you display so well....refreshingly rare these days!
Cheers to you both,
- SG
@Alexis. What a kind comment. Thankyou! But I know I have much to learn.
@Scott. Yes I'm a great fan of Skype and you are right, it is under-used, including by those producers who still make do with a squeaky old phone link.
If more of your great USA coaches are using Skype that's a wake-up call to me to engage.
Thanks, both.
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